(A) Pursuant to KRS 96.070, and other applicable laws, it shall be unlawful for any utility company or other person to use any portion of the city's public streets or public grounds without first obtaining the prior written agreement and consent of the City Council to do so.
(B) No permission for use of public streets and public grounds shall be made without the prior determination that the proposed use shall not adversely affect the public health and safety of the citizens of the city; that the use will neither pose a nuisance, nor detract from the appearance of public properties or private properties adjoining thereto in a manner that, in the determination of the City Council, will be more detrimental than the benefits to be gained by the use.
(C) No permission for use of public streets and public grounds shall be made without the prior written agreement from the utility company or person proposing to use the public streets or grounds to hold the city harmless from liability, and to indemnify it from all claims of damage, costs, and fees. Further, any grant for use shall be personal and nonassignable.
(Ord. 13-1996, passed 6-19-96)
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Cross reference:
Nuisances, see Ch. 50
Peddlers and solicitors, see Ch. 63
Penalty for violation, see § 41.999